Trump Sends Mixed Messages on Early Voting as Election Nears

The former president alternates between encouraging early voting and condemning it as fraudulent, leaving supporters confused.

At a recent rally in Pennsylvania, Trump urged supporters to vote early while simultaneously criticizing the process as 'stupid' and vulnerable to fraud.
Former aide Alyssa Farah Griffin suggests Trump cannot intellectually accept early voting as legitimate and uses it to preemptively cast doubt on election results.
Conservative attorney George Conway fact-checked Trump’s claims about overseas voting fraud, emphasizing that federal law protects all American citizens' right to vote.
Trump's rhetoric mirrors his 2020 election fraud claims, with baseless allegations about Democrats manipulating absentee and military ballots.
Despite Trump's mixed messages, the Republican National Committee has been urging voters to embrace early and mail-in voting to ensure their votes are counted.